ISSUE FW’26
In our new FW’26 issue, we take you to the south of France and to Renée and Jan’s wedding, which was a celebration of love, friendship and style. We also sit down with Louis Abel founder Jimmy Loutfi for an in-depth interview about how his own wedding rings marked the start of a new chapter in fine jewellery, and look ahead to New York Bridal Fashion Week for the silhouettes, details and ideas that will set the tone for the coming season.
Rings & Jewellery
On a mission to find YOUR dream ring
Je t’aime in Stockholm is the jewellery firm that helps you find your dream ring – whether it’s a unique design, classic elegance or modern minimalism with personality.

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On a mission to find your dream ring
Je t’aime in Stockholm has made a name for itself as the jeweller that goes to great lengths to help you find your dream ring. Perhaps that unique ring with unexpected details, or a classic beauty with a twist, or a modern, minimalist ring.
– We’re committed to ensuring that everyone can find their dream ring. In our collections, you’ll find everything from timeless solitaires to unique three-stone rings. We also offer bespoke designs, giving you the opportunity to create a unique piece of jewellery that perfectly captures your vision,” says Agnes Karlsson.
What do you think is the most important thing to consider when choosing a wedding ring?
– To ask yourself, “Who am I?” Your ring should reflect who you are as a person and your values. You shouldn’t think about what you ought to have or what others have, but rather feel something special about the ring when you slip it onto your finger. Am I someone who likes a clean, classic style, or do I want a unique ring? It’s also worth bearing in mind that the engagement ring and wedding ring should have a ‘wedfit’, which means the rings sit flush against each other without damaging one another. This isn’t important to everyone, but for some it’s a major consideration. That’s why it can be a good idea to think about what sort of wedding ring you’d like to have right from the time you choose your engagement ring.
Tell us – how does the ordering process work with you?
– It starts with the customer either popping into the shop spontaneously or booking an appointment for a consultation, during which we go through our range together. You choose the ring band you’re drawn to and can then select the diamond cut, ring size, whether you want a natural or lab-grown diamond, and so on. The most important thing for us is that you, as a customer, have as much flexibility as possible and can customise the ring entirely to your own preferences.
So you can also design your own ring?
– Exactly! If you can’t find the model you’re looking for, you can create your own ring. You’ll sit down with our in-house CAD designer and design the ring together with our sketcher. It’s guaranteed to be an experience you’ll never forget.
You offer both natural and lab-grown diamonds – what do you think is the most important thing to consider when choosing between them?
– Once again, I think the most important thing is that it must feel right for you. Both options have their own charm, even if they look identical. You should choose the diamond that suits your needs and values. Natural diamonds offer uniqueness and greater value as they are created by nature over a long period of time, whilst lab-grown diamonds, which are created in a laboratory, are more affordable as the process is faster and involves mass production, unlike the Earth’s natural creation process. We are also proud to work with producers who are members of the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC), a non-profit organisation that works to promote responsible and ethical business practices within the jewellery industry. So you can feel as confident as possible, whether you choose a natural or a lab-grown diamond.
If two partners have very different styles – do you have any advice to offer so that they can still find rings that, so to speak, go together?
– Some couples prefer the same colour of metal to link the rings together, but I personally don’t think that’s important. Once again, I think you should choose the metal that suits you and your skin tone. My personal advice is to have something personal engraved instead – either something you decide on together, or have it engraved on each other’s rings without the other person knowing. It’ll be a lovely surprise on the big day.
What’s your top tip when it comes to other wedding jewellery?
– Pearls! They’re perfect both as a morning gift and as wedding jewellery. We’ve just launched our pearl collection ‘La Mer’, which is a jewellery collection featuring Akoya and Tahitian pearls – exclusive saltwater pearls.
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